The Mummy of A Woman, Thought to Be Around 50 Years Old, Ceremonially Buried in the Ancient Settlement

French archaeologists are carefully preparing a 1,000-year-old Peruvian mummy ahead of a new exhibition. The mummy, a women believed to have been around 50 years old when she was ceremonially buried in the ancient settle of Pachacamac, near Lima, is due …

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Joyful Man Uncovers Legendary Statue and a Trove of Treasures in an Exciting Moment of Exploration

Fortunate Discovery: Man Thrilled to Uncover ɩeɡeпdагу Statue and Thousands of Treasures in Exciting Moment The tale unfolds as the man takes fateful steps, leading him to the discovery of a statue steeped in ɩeɡeпd. However, this was no ordinary find; …

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Reviving History “Sacrifice to Incan Gods”: Peruvian Mummy’s Face Reconstructed 500 Years

Some 500 years ago, a finely dressed and well-fed noble Incan girl around twelve to fourteen years old was sacrificed on the cold heights of Ampato Volcano in Arequipa, alongside other youths. The aim was probably to procure protection from the gods against …

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Unearthing California’s Enigmatic Gold Mine – 40-Million-Year-Old Treasures Stunning

In a gold mine in California, archeologists exposed historic relics that date lower back forty million years n the center of the 19th century, miners determined masses of artifacts crafted from stone and human stays of their tunnels at Table Mountain …

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Unveiling Peru’s Hidden Gem: Kuelap, the “Machu Picchu of the North” Guarding Secrets for 500 Years

One of the Inca mummies discovered in a mausoleum on a remote cliff face south of Kuelap.(Supplied: Krista Eleftheriou )Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this articleabc.net.au/news/mummys-been-the-word-for-1300-years-perus-kuelap-is-machu-picchu/6793076Link …

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Pompeii Excavation: The Ancient Ruins Discovered by Architect Domenico Fontana in the Late 16th Century

The ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii are full of morbid mystery. In 79 CE, a volcanic eruption wiped out the city of between 10,000 and 20,000 inhabitants. Massive plumes of volcanic ash and pumice shot out of Mount Vesuvius, covering and suffocating …

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Reconstructing the Face of a Young Prince Mummy from the Family of King Akhenaten, Father of Tutankhamun

Tutankhamun was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who, in the New Kingdom of Egyptian history, was the last of his royal family to rule at the end of the 18th dynasty. His father was Pharaoh Akhenaten, who was thought to be the mummy found in the KV55 tomb. …

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Unveiling Hidden Treasures: Delving into the Enigma of Captivating Archaeological Discoveries

Archaeologists accidentally stumble upon a mysterious treasure trove of gold, triggering a whirlwind of excitement online. Read on to dive into the enigmatic world of this unexpected discovery and uncover…

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Discovering a Roman “Hologram” Effect Ring in the Grave of 1st Century AD Noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta

**A 2000-year-old ‘hologram’ enclosed in a gold jewel ** The ring of Titus Carvilius Gemello was found on the finger of a Roman matron, the noble Aebutia Quarta, in the so-called Flavio-Trajanic tomb – now known as the “Hypogeum of Garlands” – was discovered …

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Exploring the Intricate Process of Unveiling King Tutankhamun’s Death Mask: A Fascinating into Ancient Egyptian Embalming Techniques

Mary Beard is the best boss I’ve ever had. She was head of the Faculty of Classics at Cambridge when I worked there for a year. She welcomed me when I arrived, told people to read my then-new book (the first one, The Beautiful Burial in Roman Egypt ), …

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